The Gingko Tree And Other Verse
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Long years of grumbling made our country great, For grumbling is the bulwark of the State.
ftnail JUST as the silvery moon had cast her light Upon the drowsy world, the snail arose, Knowing the thrushes, his most mortal foes, Would not be flying at that hour of night. Then to the garden plot he slowly went To have a quiet nibble and a bite Amidst the tender shoots, as was his right, Whereon he browsed with marvellous content. He chose the choicest and most cherished seeds, On which the grey-hai...red gardener had spent Much toil and trouble, for it was not meant That noble snails should feed off common weeds. At length the grey dawn broke ; the moon grew wan ; The gardener came but Mr. Snail had gone.
of Vteto SOME people say, and say with reason, That Christmas is a merry season, A time of all times in the year For games and feasting and good cheer. And yet would this be strictly true Seen from a turkey's point of view ?
We love to meet with some old friend, Or read some long-awaited letter, Or open parcels without end ; A glorious post !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Long years of grumbling made our country great, For grumbling is the bulwark of the State.
ftnail JUST as the silvery moon had cast her light Upon the drowsy world, the snail arose, Knowing the thrushes, his most mortal foes, Would not be flying at that hour of night. Then to the garden plot he slowly went To have a quiet nibble and a bite Amidst the tender shoots, as was his right, Whereon he browsed with marvellous content. He chose the choicest and most cherished seeds, On which the grey-hai...red gardener had spent Much toil and trouble, for it was not meant That noble snails should feed off common weeds. At length the grey dawn broke ; the moon grew wan ; The gardener came but Mr. Snail had gone.
of Vteto SOME people say, and say with reason, That Christmas is a merry season, A time of all times in the year For games and feasting and good cheer. And yet would this be strictly true Seen from a turkey's point of view ?
We love to meet with some old friend, Or read some long-awaited letter, Or open parcels without end ; A glorious post !
What to read after The Gingko Tree And Other Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Blathwayt to read onlineMoreLess
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